Did He Touch My Child? | The Steve Wilkos Show

Nick was accused by Nicki’s daughter of touching her inappropriately while she was not around. Nick wants to clear his name and Nicki wants answers.

0:00 - Did He Touch My Child?
3:43 - Nick Joins The Show
7:02 - Nick's Lie Detector Test Results
7:41 - "You've Got A Big Problem On Your Hands"
10:29 - Steve Gets Mad!
12:08 - Update: The Show Leads To An Arrest

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[heelzhinkaiger]

Nick is CURRENTLY serving 2 decades in prison.

[clyderay]

i remember this story she did get justice for her daughter and now he's behind bars for 20 years! he won't make it in there!!

[younghoodstar]

She looks happier & healthier as well. She did the right thing putting this monster where he belongs

[theuzumakikay]

Extra disgusting that he assaulted a disabled child likely in hopes that she wouldn’t understand and wouldn’t be able to speak out about it. What a POS

[falastinefreedom]

Body language is such a teller.

Steve: “Did you touch her?”
Him: “no” while nodding his head yes.

[lorettajames]

Always believe your child until proven true or false make the perpetrator leave to make the child feel safe and have a full investigation done

[thefoggywho]

You can tell by the way he came out onto the stage that he was guilty. As soon as he got out there he began to defend himself, he gave her the whole “You know me”, “I would never do this”. That’s what guilty people do when they’ve been caught. If he wasn’t guilty he wouldn’t have been so desperate to get to her, he would’ve walked out there calmly, told the story of what happened, and then wait for the test results.

[EdgarEstradaJr-vz]

Steve:

When I heard that it put the hair in the back of my neck straight up

Me:

What hair?

😂😂😂

[mybabies]

I would NEVER believe a man over my child. Even to go as far as to say she makes up stories?!! No ma’am

[KingKing-mckq]

They waiting for him at the front door of them cells

[char_d.]

That hesitation to the question about whether he's been accused before and the fact that he lied was a red flag!! I also don't understand how if she knew he'd been accused before, then why risk having him around her child??

[carolinehoward]

I almost spat my tea out when uncle fester came on stage 😂

[Kyrah]

Now y’all we got to hold her accountable too! She knew about the allegation prior but she still let her kids be around him still

[rosesophieblack]

I don’t care how long and how much in love I am with someone. If I have a child and said child tells me such and such touched her inappropriately, I’m not even listening to the accused one. Straight to the hospital and police, prove their innocence to them cause to me you’re already sentenced, so you pray I don’t catch you before they do.

[bonusbaby]

Uh...He had a PRIOR ACCUSATION...She waited to confront him...Then called Steve Wilkos the next day...HOW ABOUT CALLING THE COPS???

[thegreenjem]

Before you guys comment assuming... The mother recorded him admitting to it after the show and he currently is in prison for over 20 years.

[anthonygrizzly]

She's so beautiful now and she looks so much more radiant!

[lynzeedesantis]

Maybe her daughter doesn't have all these disorders but is actually experiencing trauma. 💁‍♀️ I get so frustrated when I hear parents ramble off a GROCERY LIST of so called problems their child has. I am not in any way saying that these disorders are not real or that they shouldn't be considered. But I think it should be with thorough consideration of the child's environment before such a serious diagnosis.

[jandy]

I'm glad he's serving 20 years but in all honesty, that's too light for what he did.

[haileyjem]

Thank God for grandparents. I hear a lot more of children being comfortable enough to confide in their grandmaw or grandpaw who take their statements very seriously. They aren’t as blind to it, they are not likely to sweep it under the rug or give the benefit of the doubt in order to stay in a relationship with the accused. Their main concern is the safety of their grandchild above everything else. Grandparents save children so often, they deserve more credit.